• Allied EMS Systems, Inc. appreciates the need to integrate
our communities into an organized response to an emergency. Members
of the community need to recognize emergencies quickly and effectively
and be able to take steps to intervene while help is on the way.

Each regional facility provides in-house Advanced
Life Support response capability and is financially supported by
its local unit of government with management provided through Allied
EMS Systems, Inc. Our local community ownership, area-specific ambulance
boards, community based staff, and concerned, aware constituency
enhance our ability to be highly responsive to our community’s
needs.

• over 1,000 hours of training in first
aid and CPR (Allied EMS Systems, Inc. is a designated American
Heart Association (AHA) community training center;

• faculty and support for EMT-Basic and Paramedic programs;

• medical support for special events such as festivals and
athletic contests (over 1,300 hours of uncompensated stand-by
services at area athletic events alone);

• staff and leadership for a “Kids Safe Kamp”
designed to highlight community emergency services to the youth
of our area. This two-day event demonstrates safety awareness
as well as steps to take in an emergency situation. State Police,
Coast Guard, Fire Departments, Search and Rescue, along with Allied
EMS Systems, Inc. take this serious service, mix it with some
fun and entertainment, and introduce 90+ area 10-13 year olds
to their community’s emergency response.

Allied EMS Systems, Inc. transported over 5,500
patients in 2002, and delivered Advanced Life Support interventions
to 60% of those patients. Allied EMS Systems, Inc. also responded
for an additional 750 requests for service involving no transport.
Our philosophy at Allied EMS Systems, Inc. will always be to provide
the highest quality of pre-hospital medical care, delivered in a
caring, community-oriented manner.